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Old Sun Oct 22, 2006, 06:29pm
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Originally Posted by The Roamin' Umpire
Because of the IW, the ball still belongs to K at the end of the down. It can be argued this is true any time that K downs the ball, too, but we have specific interps to cover that. I believe the rationale is that the kick never ended, so how can you penalize R from the end of the kick?
Thanks for your explanation. This play may better explain the logic.

Ks’ ball, 4th and 12 on R’s 45-yard line. R1 holds K2 at R’s 48-yard line. K8’s punt is in flight near the 50 yard line when an inadvertent whistle is blown.

If PSK were the enforcement spot, K would be forced to decline a foul in order to replay the down. Why not just add inadvertent whistle to the PSK definition or at very least an explanation in the case book on this play?
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